Sentence examples for normal scope of from inspiring English sources
Still, that was within the normal scope of societal discourse, no matter how heated and vitriolic it got at times.
It's the maddening ones like these that still elevate the programme above and beyond the normal scope of what the majority of contemporary journalism achieves.
And Haddon's inclusion of diagrams, timetables, maps, even maths problems, extends the normal scope of novel-writing and demonstrates the rich idiosyncrasies of the autistic brain.
But it helps to illustrate the indispensable role whistle-blowers play in defending the rights of citizens when the state insists on acting behind a veil of official secrecy, outside the normal scope of democratic and judicial oversight.
Last week San Francisco car matching startup UberCab was served a cease and desist order by the city of San Francisco because it did not have taxi licenses or taxi insurance and went beyond the normal scope of a limo service by picking people up right away.
If you ask them to hunt in a market that is outside their normal scope of work, a trustworthy headhunter may tell you that although it is not their speciality they are willing to give it their best shot.
This case is different because the government wants something entirely outside of the normal scope: for Apple to build a new, weaker version of iOS that allows them to crack an iPhone's pass code.
The company has only two other projects under way that qualify as outside of its normal scope.
(And no, I do not buy the argument that the Scottish National Party was just following its "normal" legal trajectory in releasing him -- there is nothing "normal" about the scope of this man's crime; nor do I buy the argument that his conviction was about to be squashed, so they decided to let him out anyway.
Under normal circumstances, the scope of a systematic review would limit the number of tests making it possible for reviewers to identify and agree upon appropriate criteria thereby making judgments for this item more straightforward.
